Trump emphasizes stopping Iran nuclear arms

U.S. President Donald Trump emphasized that the highest priority for his country is preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Negotiations regarding the nuclear deal remain stalled, with uncertainty about whether an agreement will be reached or if talks will be extended. Trump declined to specify a timeline for ending the war with Iran, affirming that the United States will respond forcefully to any foreign intervention in the Strait of Hormuz. He also explained that there are direct communication channels with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, despite Iran’s denials of their existence. The objectives of the American administration ranged from forcing Iran to surrender to instigating dramatic changes, with recent emphasis on stabilizing oil and gas supplies and ensuring energy prices. A memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran was proposed, offering a 60-day window for negotiations aimed at a settlement that would include stopping the war and addressing the nuclear program. However, Iran has announced that it is no longer committed to the terms of the agreement after reimposing sanctions and American military strikes.

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